Somebody Bring in a Dark Horse, PLEASE

[hortysir]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

 

[Oddball]

Gary Johnson.....Herman Cain.

They come as close as anybody the GOP could throw out there, whose name isn't Ron Paul, that I'd marginally consider voting for.

 

[blastoff]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

Just curious which of those you listed you feel are as inexperienced as Barry was during the Dim primaries last go-round.

 

[hortysir]

Gary Johnson.....Herman Cain.

They come as close as anybody the GOP could throw out there, whose name isn't Ron Paul, that I'd marginally consider voting for.

Have they announced?
I've seen a bit of Gary Johnson and like what I see (plus that's my nephew's name)

 

[martybegan]

Chris Christie would be a good choice, as long as the social conservative wing of the party could stomach him (they can't).

Look for Christie in 2016 during an open election. The Dems will need someone new as well,as I don't see Biden tryng to run then. Hell, they may replace Biden with the heir apparent in 2012 anyway.

 

[Oddball]

Gary Johnson.....Herman Cain.

They come as close as anybody the GOP could throw out there, whose name isn't Ron Paul, that I'd marginally consider voting for.

Have they announced?
I've seen a bit of Gary Johnson and like what I see (plus that's my nephew's name)

Far as I know, they haven announced...But neither has anyone on your list *officially* announced either.

 

[hortysir]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

Just curious which of those you listed you feel are as inexperienced as Barry was during the Dim primaries last go-round.

Trump, and the last 3 as far as "executive experience"
The last three have legislative experience.

For the record, however, it wasn't Barry's experience I was concerned with.
I researched his voting record. THAT is what I was worried about.


Now.
Do you have an answer to the op or are ya just here to start shit?

 

[Big Black Dog]

My barber, Melvin, is going to announce here pretty soon. I think he will make a great President. He also gives a very good haircut, so, when he "clips" us, he'll really clip us.

 

[Sherry]

Somebody Bring in a Dark Horse, PLEASE

racist

 

[Anachronism]

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

How about THIS....

I'LL announce MY candidacy for the Republican nomination (even though I'm not a member of the party). I'm sure THAT would make the list you posted look much more appetizing to choose from.

 

[hortysir]

Chris Christie would be a good choice, as long as the social conservative wing of the party could stomach him (they can't).

Look for Christie in 2016 during an open election. The Dems will need someone new as well,as I don't see Biden tryng to run then. Hell, they may replace Biden with the heir apparent in 2012 anyway.

I had just got through reading an article about Christie not wanting it.
It's actually what spurred me to raise this question

 

[martybegan]

Chris Christie would be a good choice, as long as the social conservative wing of the party could stomach him (they can't).

Look for Christie in 2016 during an open election. The Dems will need someone new as well,as I don't see Biden tryng to run then. Hell, they may replace Biden with the heir apparent in 2012 anyway.

I had just got through reading an article about Christie not wanting it.
It's actually what spurred me to raise this question

If he has any presidential aspirations he probably needs to get some stuff done in NJ first. A 2016 run is a better fit, unless of course one of the 2012 sacrifical lambs manages to pull off an upset.

 

[hortysir]

My barber, Melvin, is going to announce here pretty soon. I think he will make a great President. He also gives a very good haircut, so, when he "clips" us, he'll really clip us.

I said "Dark Horse", not "Black Dog"!!


Though your barber would probably have more sense that anyone on my list

 

[Navy1960]

Forgive me here, but if your nation is in debt, and you have a financial crisis, job problems, would you want to hire a man who has a proven track record for doing every single one of those things to run the nation? It seems to me if you cannot keep a Casino solvent then keeping a nation solvent might be just a little bit above your head, you may want to stick with the TV show. I see no viable candidate at the moment from my party who I would even consider at this time.

 

[hortysir]

Forgive me here, but if your nation is in debt, and you have a financial crisis, job problems, would you want to hire a man who has a proven track record for doing every single one of those things to run the nation? It seems to me if you cannot keep a Casino solvent then keeping a nation solvent might be just a little bit above your head, you may want to stick with the TV show. I see no viable candidate at the moment from my party who I would even consider at this time.

Exactly my point.
My choices have boiled down to a failing real estate mogul, a socialist governor, a quitting governor, an extreme right ring fanatic, a cow, a weasel, and a slug...

 

[Sarah G]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

Your two best hopes whould be Jeb Bush or Chris Christie and they are even unsure of whether they can beat Obama. This group doesn't stand a chance, Obama stands to raise a billion dollars.

Democrats are looking at the congress now to get it back, they're pretty sure about the president.

 

[hortysir]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

Your two best hopes whould be Jeb Bush or Chris Christie and they are even unsure of whether they can beat Obama. This group doesn't stand a chance, Obama stands to raise a billion dollars.

Democrats are looking at the congress now to get it back, they're pretty sure about the president.

Jeb Bush is awesome and, IMO, the man for the job.
He's as leery of American's "Bush-itis" as I am.
2016 would prob be better for him.....

 

[Claudette]

Daniels is another name to add.

I could support him, Johnson or Cain.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

Any of those would be better than the clown you voted for in the last presidential election.

 

[Claudette]

Trump 26 percent
Huckabee 17 percent
Mitt Romney 15
Newt Gingrich 11
Sarah Palin 8
Ron Paul 5
Michelle Bachman and Tim Pawlenty have 4 percent each

I can't foresee anything that would cause me to vote for ANY of these clowns.

Are there any other viable choices that the MSM is neglecting to report on???

Your two best hopes whould be Jeb Bush or Chris Christie and they are even unsure of whether they can beat Obama. This group doesn't stand a chance, Obama stands to raise a billion dollars.

Democrats are looking at the congress now to get it back, they're pretty sure about the president.

Jeb Bush is awesome and, IMO, the man for the job.
He's as leery of American's "Bush-itis" as I am.
2016 would prob be better for him.....

I totally agree. Jeb was a great Gov down here in FL and I think he would make a great Prez.

He is leery of the Bush name but I don't see him as his Father or Brother. Just a guy who was a pretty damned good Gov.